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Modified 1978 Yamaha DT175 Was Once a Pile of Rust, But it Now Looks Better Than Ever - Vimarsana News

Modified 1978 Yamaha DT175 Was Once a Pile of Rust, But it Now Looks Better Than Ever

No matter how neglected a stock bike might be, Andy Dorr and Giles Colliver of Sabotage Motorcycles won’t shy away from trying to resurrect it as a...

Caroline "Jo" Dorr - Villages-News.com - Vimarsana News

Caroline "Jo" Dorr - Villages-News.com

Jo Dorr strove to educate about the importance of ethics in healthcare and advocate for change in our thinking about aging and death.

Presenting 'Change': Grand Valley poet's words catch Oprah's eye | Lifestyle - Vimarsana News

Presenting 'Change': Grand Valley poet's words catch Oprah's eye | Lifestyle

Wendy Videlock didn’t intentionally ignore Oprah.

Local effort delivers donated supplies to Native American tribes - Vimarsana News

Local effort delivers donated supplies to Native American tribes

The coronavirus pandemic ravaged nearly every corner of the globe, but its effects were particularly acute in areas that were already struggling with poverty, health care or food access. Local retired archeologist Sally Crum, who worked on the Navajo Nation reservation for five years, became aware last summer of the harsh impacts the pandemic was having on the Navajo people. A friend of Crum’s told her about members of the Montrose Presbyterian Church taking food and supplies to the Grace Community Church in Chinle, Arizona. There, Pastor Joe Begay and his wife, Gerri Begay, distributed ...

Local effort deliver donated supplies to Native American tribes - Vimarsana News

Local effort deliver donated supplies to Native American tribes

The coronavirus pandemic ravaged nearly every corner of the globe, but its effects were particularly acute in areas that were already struggling with poverty, health care or food access. Local retired archeologist Sally Crum, who worked on the Navajo Nation reservation for five years, became aware last summer of the harsh impacts the pandemic was having on the Navajo people. A friend of Crum’s told her about members of the Montrose Presbyterian Church taking food and supplies to the Grace Community Church in Chinle, Arizona. There, Pastor Joe Begay and his wife, Gerri Begay, distributed ...